Grampa's Weeder - The Original Stand Up Weed Puller Tool With Long Handle - Made With Real Bamboo & 4-Claw Steel Head Design - Easily Remove Weeds Without Bending, Pulling, or Kneeling

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This versatile gardening tool from ProPlugger has five different functions. It works as a bulb planter, lawn and sod plugger, stand-up weeder, fertilizing tool, and soil sampler. It’s a wise choice for deep-rooted species, such as wild onions, thistles, and dandelions. Grampa's Weeder is easy to use. Simply place Grampa's Weeder over the center of the weed, press down, and lean the handle. The lever does the work!

Weeds and other invasive plants can wreak havoc on a yard or garden, but many people are understandably wary about treating them with harsh herbicides. Weeding by hand, however, can be physically exhausting, especially for older folks or those with mobility issues. To the rescue: a stand-up weeder. These cleverly designed weeding tools help gardeners avoid joint and muscle pain by letting them banish pesky unwanted plants from an upright position.It depends on the type of weed and its condition. After they’re extracted, weeds can be added to the compost heap as long as they aren’t bearing seed heads that might contaminate it. It’s a good idea to leave them to wilt first so they won’t take root and regrow. Otherwise they can be placed in the trash or an organic waste-disposal bin. Some plants that we call weeds, like dandelion and nettles, are actually edible and can be made into drinks or soup. Do make sure you know exactly what you’re dealing with though. Never guess what a weed might be, as some could be toxic. Why Trust Bob Vila Garden Weasel’s claw pro is designed to serve multiple functions, including weeding, cultivating, aerating, and loosening soil. You can widen or narrow the tines according to the task at hand. The smallest setting works well for weeding, while a medium setting is better for cultivating. Open the tines to their widest diameter for tilling. The best stand-up weeders feature buttons or sliding mechanisms on the handles to release the weed after extraction, allowing you to dispose of it neatly without bending over. Additional Features Some weeders can be complicated and hard to use, but the Grampa's Weeder is a perfect weed puller for anyone in any situation.

Multiclaw weeders have a four-claw power head that pulls weeds out at the root. Some models include a foot pedal that’s pushed to close the claws. Steel weeders are durable but often costly. Stainless steel and carbon steel won’t rust or corrode when exposed to moisture.Grampa's Weeder is an old-fashioned garden tool that makes pulling weeds easy and fun. It works by leveraging the weed out of the ground with minimal effort! No more bending over or kneeling in the dirt. You can even use it to dig up larger plants like dandelions. Grampa's stand-up weed puller is the best way to keep your garden beautiful and weed-free without harmful chemicals. Pulling weeds can, in fact, cause more weeds to grow, especially if you inadvertently distribute the weeds you’ve pulled across the lawn. While using herbicides is the most effective way to prevent further weed growth, they have disadvantages: They can be harmful to children, pets, and the planet. Q. What do you do with garden weeds? While all stand-up weeders serve the same purpose, they differ in the methods they use to extract weeds. This stand-up weed puller doesn't require any muscle or elbow grease - just a simple move will be all you need to use until the weed is gone. Grampa's Weeder uses leverage to make a job that seems difficult very easy.

I loved it so much that I even got one for my Mom. She loves this tool because it means she's not sore from weeding the next day. We both wish we had known about this amazing weeder years ago. This product has a vintage-style aesthetic that makes it look like something in your grandparents’ garage. To use it, place the steel claws around the weed and press down on the pedal. Then, tilt the handle into a leaning position to make the claws grasp the weed and automatically release it after it’s pulled from the ground. To operate a twist-and-pull weeder, push the blades or tines into the soil and twist the handles to remove the weed and root system. Some people mentioned that they were concerned the handle might break over time. While I can't imagine that happening since it is made from solid materials, the company stands behind its product and offers a lifetime guarantee in case you have any issues.Stand-up weeders aren’t for every weed woe. Although they work quite well on both surface and deep-rooted weeds, including dandelions, thistles, and most other invasive species, they aren’t a good match for dense root mats or Oxalis corniculata (creeping woodsorrel or sleeping beauty), which must be pulled out by hand or treated with a herbicide. Stand-up weeders also don’t perform well on hard soil.